1. |
Dessert Wine
02:57
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ebrace
outcast
headspace
collapse
it's the differences
when you're put in harm's way
hard to burn that bridge
when you're begging me to stay
guess it's paper thin
when you've never had to pay
for those empty words
that i'm begging you to say
never have to change
when no one holds you to
account how you behave
drop out to stay sane
how you behave
in phase
outmatched
engaged
relapse
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2. |
Medtent
03:38
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corrupt me
from the inside
show me
this takes time
what you need
is hard to find
piecemeal
unsettled
has become set
we've settled
but not for less
and colors
indifferent
insane
fearless distance
soldier of truth
shades of eternal
and are you cruel?
while you're busy baby
doing what you told
you'll bend for nothing baby
why don't you bend for gold?
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3. |
Paper Tiger
02:51
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hello to
new backdrop
setting has
been reset
lead the new
to the front
old to the back
who needs scrap?
a session of questions | it drowns out your lesson
you've blown all of the lessons | on how to be cool
temporary conditions | it's a good feeling
temporary cool | being tied down
work so hard
for nothing
work so hard
to sell a show
broken adjectives
of our love
show me how
your grammar grows
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4. |
Mission Creep
02:45
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this is how we connect
these are days
can't be direct
can't pay the check
this is disconnection
hey....
you don't have the time
you don't have the heart
every intention all misplaced
every single time
where do you go
when you've run out of what you're selling?
they're better off
give them a taste of being alone
and where do i fall?
attention span is running low
never said alright
never said you're right
can't leave me
all broke up this way
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Black Book Norfolk, Virginia
Black Book is:
Matt Hobson - bass, vocals
Adam Parcell - drums
Zack Allen - guitar, vocals
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